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Video Storytelling Intermediate by Michael Rosenblum

Sound Bites

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What are the very few soundbites you need? Michael discusses on focusing…

When Should My Subject Talk?

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Michael gives advice on how to handle filming subjects who are too talkative,…

Handling Rejection

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Michael talks about how to handle rejection when you are searching for…

Get Close

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Michael discusses the importance of really getting in close and to the…

Scriptwriter Basics

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Michael talks about the basic structure of nonfiction scriptwriting for…

Breathless Screening

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Michael screens a video journalist piece called "Breathless" as an example.…

Breathless Critique

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Michael critiques a video journalist piece called "Breathless" as an example.…

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Comments

pray3
7:05 am Thursday
Mar 8, 2012

i agree 100 %

buzpilot
2:43 pm Saturday
Feb 19, 2011

Great info Michael. I have been on shoots when someone will approach us and say "I don't want to be on camera" or even someone in the background when shooting outdoors will say "I don't want to be seen in your film" Michael you should mention that when you shoot in public places and people in the background have no rights to object your shooting as in public places people cannot have expectations of privacy.